and the heritage foundation. at $1 per liberals, let s add it all up. actually, all three liberals have been happy to pay it. there you go. heritage foundation, good luck with the three extra bucks. don t spend it well, yeah, go ahead, spend it in one place. tonight in our survey, i asked you will threats from the far right derail the president s sensible gun reforms. 22% of you say yes. 78% of you say no. coming up, arizona governor jan brewer must have been watching the ed show. she has finally come around on an important part of obama care. and a personal note next. stay with us. and in the big finish tonight, it has been a long seven months for my wife wendy schultz and her battle with ovarian cancer. [ male announcer ] playing in the nfl is tough.
0 if he tried to override the second amendment in any way, i believe it would be an impeachable offense. the president is set to release his plan on guns. the majority of the country is behind him. but the rebel yell is getting louder. there are many people in this country that will want to bring on a civil war. tonight my message to gun owners, with bob shrum and david corn. plus, an exclusive interview with the mother of newtown victim noah pozner. the plan is right on schedule. i m concerned about the post office. tonight the latest in the long death of the post office. plus, labor secretary hilda solis on president obama s push for immigration reform and what that means for the american worker. and there has been a miracle in the desert. arizona governor jan brewer is now in love with obama care. you know, it s going to quick action on sensible gun laws is possible. we can strike back, and we can defend ourselves, but we re going to do it intelligently. and we r
romney s offshore investments or mr. romney s career at bain capital and his offshoring history through that company. and after one of the longest wars in history was ended by this president, and with the longest war in our history set to wind down over the next two years, there has been zero discussion from any of these candidates at the presidential level or the vice presidential level about veterans, about keeping our promises to the 1% of the population that we have had fighting in our name for more than 11 years now. ed schultz, when you look at what has been covered so far and what hasn t been covered, what do you think the president most wants to get wants to get to tonight that hasn t been covered so far? i think it s a lot about emotion, rachel. you know, the first time ed and wendy schultz ever met barack obama, we went in his office in january of 2007. he had been on my radio show a few times, but we had never met. so we had the opportunity to go in his office, and he ha
i don t have a $5 trillion tax cut. now, after the president s muddled first night, saving his best shots until the morning after. the fellow on the stage last night, who looked like mitt romney, said he did not know anything about that. after his vice president pulled no punches that s a bunch of malarkey. tonight in a way that the common wisdom says it never should be, tonight the race hangs in the balance. msnbc s coverage of the second presidential debate starts right now. rematch! round two, everybody. the second presidential debate tonight from hempstead, new york, on long island, at the campus of hofstra university. thank you for watching it here with us at msnbc. i m rachel maddow, at msnbc headquarters along with al schultz and al sharpton and chris hayes. we ll be joined by our friend, lawrence mcdonnell, who s reporting from the very overcrowded spin room at hofstra. both campaigns putting literally dozens of surrogates out tonight to spin each cand
best shots until the morning after. the fellow on the stage last night, who looked like mitt romney, said he did not know anything about that. after his vice president pulled no punches that s a bunch of malarkey. tonight in a way that the common wisdom says it never should be, tonight the race hangs in the balance. msnbc s coverage of the second presidential debate starts right now. rematch! round two, everybody. the second presidential debate tonight from hempstead, new york, on long island, at the campus of hofstra university. thank you for watching it here with us at msnbc. i m rachel maddow, at msnbc headquarters along with al schultz and al sharpton and chris hayes. we ll be joined by our friend, lawrence mcdonnell, who s reporting from the very overcrowded spin room at hofstra. both campaigns putting literally dozens of surrogates out tonight to spin each candidate s performance. we ll be joined by chuck todd for poll analysis tonight. we ll be joined by ez